Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 05, 1958, Image 28

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Newspaper Page Text12A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday. October 5. 1958 Polio Cases Said Down 45 During Week Washington-JlTIi-The Public Health Service said Friday polio cases reported in the week ended Sept. 27 totaled 386, down 45 from the preced ing week but 156 above the corresponding week of 1957. can HUH sell your house ANP RALlY QUICK OUR Li-frtE CARTOON uill po,twe TRicK APARTMENT HOUSE! This completely renovated and re modeled apartment house is in ex cellent condition, has 4 apart ments, 4 baths, all separate en trances, located on West 10th only 1 block from courthouse. Two ipartments are furnished, two have new kitchens and new baths. With this location and rental bracket vacancy will be at a minimum. $200 per mo. income price $15,500 'a down. APPLEGATE RIVER! A terrific buy. 45 acres with Vi mile of river frontage, 25 acres cultivated bottom land, all free ir rigation. 4 room residence, not modern, small barn, mostly woven wire fenced. $10,000 Vz down 5 on balance. 40 ACRES-$8,500! If you are starting out and want a small place, priced low with rea sonable payments, check this. 22 acres grass pasture, irrigation available before long, balance in wooded knoll. Attractive small modern home in secluded, shaded setting, good new barn, and cor rals. Only 5 miles from Medford. TEN LOTS! Large corner tract containing 10 lots with city water, city sewer available. Included is modern 3 room home. Price is $10,500. COMPLETELY FURNISHED Owner leaving State, says sell this 3 bedroom 6 year old home with over 1100 sq. ft. of floor space completely furnished with all good furniture for only $9,000.00. This won't last so drive by 318 Mae Street, if you like it, call for appointment to see Monday. TO TRADE! 1. Good 2 bedroom suburban home on one acre for home of equal value in Medford. Price is $8,900. Very fine soil, family fruit, double garage and work shop. 2. Large, almost new 2 bedroom home with double garage for a good lot. Price is $12,300 with maximum FHA loan on balance. 3. 15 acres of finest Bear Creek bottom land, irrigated, with good improvements, priced at $21,500 for Medford income property. CGQQDSO) 104 East 6th St. Ph. SP 2-2367 IF NO ANSWER CALL W. R. "Bill" Holman - SP 2-9742 O. R. "Ray" Jackson - SP2-S171 lulled Treasure by (Hi England Coins Used In America After 1776 Right after American Inde pendence was aknowledged by England in 1783, some en terprising Britishers started turning out coins, medals and medallions of various types to be sold to Americans. Some were made simply for sale as souveniers or memen toes of Wasnlngton. Others were made as patterns for proposed coins, the makers hoping to get substantial or ders on the basis of their pro posals. How many types of these were made np one knows, but enough of them have been discovered to indicate that the true number will probably never be known. Recently I saw a new vari ant of what is known at the "Immune Colombia" piece. This copper piece, struck in 1785, gets its name from those two Latin words appearing on the obverse side. The words are separated by a Lib erty cap mounted on the end of a staff that is held by a seated female figure which holds the scales of justice in an outstretched hand. On the reverse is another Latin inscription surrounding a design of 13 stars separated by rays extending from a cen tral eye. The difference between the new variant and the usual lay in the variant's having no Liberty cap and staff, Oth erwise it was identical. The condition of the piece was good. It had been worn by some use but all parts of the design were readily dis tinguishable. As to its value, it would certainly be worth $75 to S100. The owner had got it for $50 back in 1939. The ordinary "Immune Co lombia" in copper is worth from $75 to $200, depending on its condition, and if it is found in silver as it some times is the value is easily twice that much. STAMP COLLECTORS DISCOVER NEW COUNTRIES One of the more interest ing things about stamp col lecting is that just as soon as you think you've finally heard of every country in the world, you learn of another one. He wanted a surcharged item of the Ajarian Republic that was issued in either 1919 or 1920. The republic was located at the eastern end of the Black Sea, at the southern tip of the Russian Caucasus. It is still said to be in existence as an autonomous republic of Georgia which, in turn, is one of the republics making up the Soviet Union. However, the collector wasn't interested in any stamps that might be issued by t h e republic today. He wanted the one necessary to complete his collection of those put out by the tiny state before it came under commu nist domination. The stamp was a three-kopek, red colored item of the series put out by the Czar's government fro 1909 to 1912. Its design is the usual one, an imperial eagle surrounded by post horns and thunder bolts. Surcharged on the stamp are some words in Rus sian plus a symbol for 50 ru pees and the words "British Occupation." The Ajarian stamps were used at Batum, the seaport capital of A j aria and one of the larger seaports at the east ern end of the Black Sea. Some were also cancelled at the small towns in the vicinity during the year and a half be fore the British withdrew in July, 1920. The stamp the collector wanted has a catalogue value today of $35, whether can celled or not. COIN-GLASS EPERGNES MADE CENTERPPIECES An epergne is a centerpiece, a type of dish that nas sev eral shallow divided compart ments that are usually used for holding nuts and candies. And so, when a group of us sat down at a table, I was somewhat surprised to notice two of them. "They're ashtrays," our host said when I asked why they were empty. "And if you'll look close at them, I'm sure you will agree they are particularly appropriate to the occasion." They certainly were, even though the maker had never envisioned their being put to such a use. On the sides of the dish, at the corners, were the facsimiles of coins in the glass. They were quarters, ex act reproductions of those is sued in 1892. They were frosted, furthermore, an ef fect obtained by the use of an acid and which looks just as the word suggests. Except for the coins the rest of the piece was in clear glass. Since coin glass, as that with this type of design is known, is much sought after by collectors, I was curious as to how our host happened to have two pieces. "One belongs to my wife," he said. "As for the other, he had picked it up a few days before in a salvage shop, and for only $3. He had picked up an eper gne of coin glass worth $100 of anyone's money for only $3. (Released by McClure News paper Syndicate) Pickles were used in more than one-third of the homes covered during a week-long survey conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. - Communist China will step up the production of liquor and wines this year by 65 per cent. Total output will amount to 1,070,000 tons. IK Jefferson Subdivision Family Room 11 2 Bath Forced Air Heat Low Down Payment - Balance FHA l&oque Valley CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE SP 2-8569 and SP 2-4724 Young Republicans to Meet Monday Night Projects and activities on how young Republicans can help in the Nov. 4 general election Will be planned at a meeting of the Jackson Coun ty Young Republican club at 7:30 pjn. Monday in the Girls Community club. All members have been asked to attend, and other in terested young Republicans between 18 and 36 years old may also attend. Ren Taylor is president of the club. Cof fee and doughnuts will be served. Corvallis-IUPD-Prof. Phillip Martin Brandt, 70, for 40 years head of the department of dairying at Oregon State College until his retirement a year ago, died Friday. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH & CARRY 2x8 No 3 T&G S60 per M. 4x8x3i Pine Pop Plywood 20c ft. 2x6 No. 4 T&G S40 per M. 4x8x'4 Birch Plywood 15c ft. S & H GREEN STAMPS NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix Yard KE 5-2037 Camp White Yard TA 6-933 1 KING ALFRED Daffodil bulbs90c dozen. Dutch Iris 5c each. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM. PTATVjnS FOP RTTIMT Reconditioned uprights as low as S4 per month. Spinets, used or new $10 per mo. Six months rental will apply on purchase if you decide to Tduv. ERSKINE'S PIANO STORE 1304 Kings Hwy. BRAIDED rugs wanted? Learn to make them yourself, easilv and economically. Call SP 2-9367 now. REAMES Social Club, will hold a Rummage Sale Tues. & Wed. Oct. 7th & 8th, 9-5. In Fehl Bldg., 108 N. Ivy. NARCISSUS. Water culture varie ties. Dish Garden plants 15c each BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM. WANTED 2 to 5 acre place near Medford must have good well, irrigation and livable house, house. Would like to buv like rent or finance with State ,or Federal Veterans loan. Write to 1006 Lawnridge Ave., Grants Pass. Oregon giving full particulars. FOR SALE 1946 Willvs Wagon. S150. SP 3-3418. Station FOR RENT RANCH. Modern house. Applegate Valley. TW-9-1477. REDWOOD SIDING. $110 per. M, and up. 1x6" & 10" clear Red wood paneling $150 per M. 'e "x4'x8" Hardboard $2.24 a sheet. ?s"x4'x8' Exterior Rezwood $3.30 a sheet. WESTSIDE LUMBER CO. North end of Summit. SP 2-2559 SCHORN PAINTS We 'ix ' em while you sleep. Hawkins Nite Garage. SP 3-1534. LIGHT THE WAY FOR "E.S.AT; Brown and Haley mints Your dollar will benefit the Children's Hospital School in Eugene; Door-to-door sale will he conducted Mon., Tues. & Wed. October 6, 7 & 8th. 6 30 to 9 p.m. Turn on your porch light. Members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will deliver the candy to your door for just $L00 perbox. FOR SALE New '58 Chev. long wheel base Pickup, with Sports man Aluminum top. 1215 Queen Ann Ave. After 5:30 p.m. SP 2-4951. BLACK oats grey kanota vetches peas. Try us. ELTONS FARM & GARDEN STORE 217 W. 6th NOTICE Now Is the time to have your peach trees sprayed. No job too large or small. SP 2-5376. With row BIG GREEN" FTr-SLABSTummer Prices. Medford Fuel. Tel SP-2-2111. BUNDLES OF OLD" NEWSPAPERS for sale. 20c each. Mail Tribune office 33 North Fir. SAWDUST To keep you warm. MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. SP 2-2111 DEER bags. $1.39. while they last. ELTONS FARM & GARDEN STORE 217 W. 6th FOR SALE Oak & Laurel wood, W2cora delivered. SP 3-1275. OI Th miRN" ExDei-t Burner Service ureen Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. 5.P 2-2111 FOR SALE used restaurant equip. For information KE 5-2542. ified Rates 1 day per wood 5e 2 days per word 8c 3 davs per word 10c 4 days per word 12c 6 days per word 14c By Line Per Month $2.25 (Minimum First Issue 50c) Business Directory Each line per month $1.75 Minimum per month $5.25 Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 pjn for following day, except iO ai. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Displav Classi fied Ads 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sundav and Monday. 3 PJVI. the day before publi cation for Tues. through Fri. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE DIAL SP 2-6141 1-LOST AND FOUND LOST Band hat (McLoughlin) on Bellinger lane. SP 3-4029, Tupperware & Home Parties Phone Martha Mast. SP 3-4845 ATTENTION hunters Reward for return of red bob-tailed hound to Loyd Striplin NO 4-2974. Yellow hand truck lost Wed. off freight truck. SP 2-5233. FOUND A wonderful way to re duce at home with the Stauffer Home Plan inia Wickersham SP 2-9260 2-INSTRUCTION Men-Train For Jet Engine Industry The opportunity for properly trained men in the Jet Engine Industries is great. Aircraft and other industries are being revo lutionized by Jet Engines, Gas Turbine Engines and Fuel Injec tion Systems. You can train today, in your spare time for a future as a Jet Engine Specialist. We help finance your training by arrang ing budget terms, and free place ment assistance is available upon completion. If you are between 17 55, train now to become: Jet Aircraft Specialist Auto Gas Turbine Specialist Auto Fuel Injection Specialist Mail coupon today and we will see that you receive full infor mation. JET ENGINE DIVISION NORTHWEST SCHOOLS Dept. JO-82 co Tribune Box 4652 Name Age Address .. . City . State . f Education Phone ... Best time to contact me: TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ELTON says get more eggs from the hens, you have. Feed comp. egg maker. $3.98 a sack. ELTONS FARM & GARDEN STORE 217 W. 6th LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Report of Condition of - ROGUE VALLEY STATE BANK of Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, at the close of business September 24, 1958, a State banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve Sys tem. Published in accordance with a call made bv the State Banking Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District, ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection $ 832,659.15 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 1,741,289.25 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 271,134.73 Corporate stocks (including $6,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) 6,000.00 Loans and discounts (including $759.98 overdrafts) 1,395,078.48 Bank premises owned $43,656.15, furniture and fixtures $30,351.22 74,007.37 Other assets ; 3,234.76 TOTAL ASSETS -.$4,323,403.73 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpora tions .... $2,119,313.93 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 1,164,235.15 Deposits of United States Government (including- postal savings) 89,83752 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 611.495.33 Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 56,958.98 TOTAL DEPOSITS $4,041,840.71 Other liabilities 42,778.94 TOTAL LIABILITIES -.$4,084,619.65 Capital Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ..? 100,000.00 100.000.00 38,784.08 238,784.08 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 4,323,403.73 This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total par value of $100,000.00. MEMORANDA . Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 968.869.73 (a Loans as shown above are after deduction of reserves nf R i.ro I, Neal A. Curry, Cashier of the above named bank, hereby certuy that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. NEAL A. CURRY Correct Attest: s Clarence H. Young ) , s' Ralph E. Pierce ) Directors, s J. H. Stanley ) State of Oregon County of Jackson ss: Sworn to and subscribed before be this 1st day of October, 1958. ANN BROWN Notary Public (Notary's seal) My Commission Expires 52760 Interesting, Temporary Work We need women for temporary Christmas clerical work. House wives, retired careerists if you're bored or need additional money, come out and talk with us. We have jobs which requir no special skill or experience but rather a responsible, interested attitude. Our orders are received from all parts of the world which makes the work fascinating and varied. We'll train you and pay you while learning. You'll love it! Apply in person to personnel office, HARRY and DAVID, at Bear Creek, Orchards, Medford. IHlAiVISST CLEANUP Save iiilalliBBm f tut-'" 155 jggs on CRATER LAKE MOTOR'S COMPAGW CAES: 20-1958 FORD V8 and 6 cyl. CARS! 4-doors, club coupes, convertibles, hard tops, station wagon, etc. 3j -MfW Also select the beatuiful 1958 EDSEL of your choice now'. . . and save! NEW CAR GUARANTEES A-l 1957 SPECIALS WAS IS Ford V8 Fairlane Club Victoria $2499.00 $2199.00 Ford V8 Fairlane 4-Door Town Sedan . 2499.00 2149.00 Ford V8 Ranch Wagon ..... 2499.00 2199.00 Ford V8 6-Passenger Station Wagon 2599.00 2299.00 Ford V8 Fairlane Club Sedan 2399.00 2099.00 Ford Custom 2-Door R & H 2299.00 1999.00 Ford V8 Custom "300" 2-Door 2399.00 1899.00 Plymouth V8 2-Door Plaza 2199.00 1799.00 Angelia 2-Door 1399.00 1199.00 English Escort Station Wagon ' 1599.00 1399.00 Extra Good 1956 Models WAS IS Mercury V8 Convertible $1899.00 $1699.00 Ford V8 Club Sedan 1699.00 1499.00 Ford V8 6-Pass. Country Sdn. 1799.00 1699.00 Top-Shape 1955V WAS IS Ford V8 Ranch Wagon..... $1699.00 $1449.00 Volkswagen, 2-dr. 1399.00 1099.00 Hillman Station Wagon 1299.00 999.00 Ford V8 6-Pass. Country Sdn. 1599.00 1499.00 1954 Special Values WAS IS WAS IS Fcrd V8 Custom 2 Dr $999.00- $799.00 Mercury 4 Dr $999.00 $799.00 Chevrolet 210, 4 Dr 899.00 749.00 ' eoo nn to nn Chevrolet Business Coupe 799.00 499.00 Plymouth Savoy 4 Dr 899.00 749.00 Fine Condition 1953's WAS IS Dodge 4 Dr. ......... $599.00 $399.00 Ford 6, 2 Dr 699.00 399.00 Buick Special, 4 Dr 699.00 399.00 WAS Chevrolet Bel Air, 4 Dr 699.00 Ford V8 Ranch Wagon 899.00 Ford V8 Custom 4-Dr 699.00 IS 499.00 699.00 599.00 1952's Ready to go! WAS IS WAS IS S?9f 4Dn -JS!5 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. 98 .. $599.00 $499.00 DeSoto 4 Dr. : 399.00 199.00 . . r Buick 4 Dr. 549.00 399.00 Chevrolet 4 Dr. 599.00 449.00 A 1951 Sharpie 1951 Willys S. Wagon 4-Wheel D"e 799.00 A Good '49 WAS IS Plymouth 4 Dr. $249 $149 Crater Lake Motor's COMMERCIALS Value Buys! WAS IS $549.00 IS 199.C0 WAS 1950 Dodge 2-Dr., R & H....299.00 1956 International 'i Ton 1499.00 1299.00 1955 International '2 Ton 1199.00 949.00 1952 Ford V8 F800 Dual Drive Logger and Trailer 5999.00 4750.00 1950 Chevrolet Va Ton Stake New Motor 1951 GMC Vz Ton Canopy $ 699.00 1950 Ford F800 Cab & Chassis . . 1949 Ford 6 Cylinder Panel 499.00 349.00 1948 International Short Logger.. 1199.00 999.00 1947 Ford V8 1 12 Cab & Chassis ...299.00 149.00 Open Evenings Till 9:00 ME RLAK Two Full Blocks to Serve You nn mm West Main at Fir Street SP 3-4549 Watch Professional Football KBES-TV TODAY, 1:30 p.m.